A Bill for Separate Telangana to be tabled in Parliament

The BJP and allied parties have agreed to table the bill for Separate Telangana as per the request from NTPP. The bill will be discussed in the parliament and a vote is likely to be cast on it.

This is being seen as a major move that will make many things clear. It is going to show how strong the sentimeent for a separate Telangana is.

It will clarify ance and for all, the stand which Congress is going to take for this bill. All these four and a half years, it has kept TRS in the dark and with them the hopes of many Talangana enthusiasts also. It will show how much leaders from other parts of the country understand the Telangana issue and sympathize with it and support its cause. It will, above all, also show how much our own local parties are committed to the issue.

Devendar Gound meets Sonia Gandhi

NTPP Devendar Goud met Sonia Gandhi and discussed the issue of separate Telangana. He emphasized the need to give a separate state for Telangana by putting forward a strong case for the same.

He reported that Sonia heard him patiently and responded positively over the issue. He mentioned that Sonia assured him that Telangana issue is in her top priority and that she will discuss this with the Prime Minister as soon as he arrives to India after his visit from Japan and China.

This meeting is considered crucial because, the party stand is going to play a big role for the Talangana Bill which is going to be placed before the Parilament by the BJP.

Nava Telangana gets BJP support for Telangana issue

Devendar Goud met BJP leaders in Delhi and gathered their support for passing a resolution in Parliament seeking a separate state for Telangana. BJP has assured NTPP that they will table a resolution for the same in the next few days.

It is clear that the NTPP is trying its best to see if separate Telangana state can be formed even before the forthcoming Elections in Andhra Pradesh. The trouble is even the Lok Sabha elections are also going to commence very soon. The ruling Congress at the centre is already making plans to conduct Lok Sabha elections in Feb 2009, if they get favourable results for state elections in MP and Rajasthan.

Under these circustatnces, even if a resolution is passed for separate Telangana, parties may become busy to prepare for the elections and this issue may be sidelined. NTPP is hopeful of succeeding in their efforts. Let us wait and see.

Nava Telangana Praja Party goes to Delhi to put pressure on UPA for Telangana

Devender Goud and his NTPP members met several party leaders of the ruling UPA in Delhi. They want to put pressure on the UPA to come to a consensus on a separate state for Telangana even before the forthcoming Elections in Andhra Pradesh.
NTPP has not made alliances so far. They feel that this is too early for this. They want to concentrate more on getting a separate Telangana even before Elections.
This move of going to Delhi is being seen as their way of showing their commitment to the cause for separate Telangana to the people of this region. By doing so, they are certain that the Telangana people will recognise them as a party dedicated towards this cause.